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Prof. Ephraim Meir

Publications

a. Books

1. My Heart is in Zion: Present, Past and Future of Zionism (Dutch), Hague:

Omniboek, 1983.

2. Star from Jacob. Life and Work of Franz Rosenzweig (Hebrew), Jerusalem:

Magnes Press, 1994.

3. E. Lévinas, Éthique et Infini. Dialogues avec Philippe Nemo, transl. into

Hebrew by E. Meir in cooperation with S. Re’em, introduced and annotated

by E. Meir, Jerusalem: Magnes Press, 1995 (interview with Levinas on pp.

89-97).

4. Modernes jüdisches Denken, Fuldatal: Atelea Verlag, 1996.

5. Towards an Active Memory. Man, Society and God after Auschwitz (Dutch),

Amsterdam: Amphora Books, 2003.

6. Jewish Existential Philosophers in Dialogue (Hebrew), Jerusalem: Magnes

Press, 2004.

7. The Rosenzweig Lehrhaus: Proposal for a Jewish House of Study in Kassel Inspired

by Franz Rosenzweig’s Frankfurt Lehrhaus (Research and Position Papers,

Rappaport Center), Ramat Gan: Bar Ilan University, 2005.

8. Letters of Love. Franz Rosenzweig’s Spiritual Biography and Oeuvre in

Light of the Gritli Letters, New York: Peter Lang, 2006.

9. Jij zeggen met Martin Buber. Dialogische Opmerkingen bij Bubers 'Ik en jij',

(Dutch), Amsterdam: Amphora Books, 2006.

10. Towards an Active Memory. Society, Man and God after Auschwitz

(Hebrew), Tel-Aviv: Resling, 2006. (=revised and extended version of my

book in Dutch).

11. Levinas’s Jewish Thought Between Jerusalem and Athens, Jerusalem:

Magnes, 2008.

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12. Joods denken en danken (Dutch), Amsterdam: Amphora Books, 2008.

13. Identity Dialogically Constructed, Nordhausen: Verlag Traugott Bautz,

2011.

14. Differenz und Dialog, Muenster: Waxmann Verlag, 2011.

15. Between Heschel and Buber. A Comparative Study, with Alexander Even-

Chen, Boston: Academic Studies Press, 2012.

16. Dialogical Thought and Identity. Trans-Different Religiosity in Present Day

Societies, Berlin and Boston: De Gruyter and Magnes, 2013.

17. Becoming Interreligious. Towards a Dialogical Theology from a Jewish

Vantage Point (Religions in Dialogue 14), Münster-New York: Waxmann,

2017.

18. Old-New Jewish Humanism, Tel-Aviv: Idra, 2018.

b. Edited books

Haviva Pedaya and Ephraim Meir (eds.), Judaism, Topics, Fragments, Faces,

Identities. Jubilee Volume in Honor of Rivka Horwitz, Beer-Sheva: Ben-

Gurion University, 2007, 819 pp.

c. Articles

1. “Colloquium Biblicum Lovaniense 1973”, in Louvain Studies 5,2 (1974),

192-194

2. "The Science of Literature Method of Prof. M. Weiss in Confrontation with

Form Criticism, exemplified on the Basis of Ps. 49", in Bijdragen -

Tijdschrift voor filosofie en theologie 41,2 (1979), 152-167.

3. "KBD comme nom divin en éblaïte, ougaritique et hébreu", in Revue

Théologique de Louvain 11,2 (1980), 225-228.

4. "La Sagesse psalmique et le Psaume 94", in Bijdragen-Tijdschrift voor

filosofie en theologie 42,1 (1981), 22-45.

5. "La dimension sapientiale du Psaume 62", in Bijdragen-Tijdschrift voor

filosofie en theologie 42,4 (1981), 350-365.

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6. "Does Antizionism Equal Antisemitism ?" (Dutch), in Kosmos en oekumene

16,6 (1982), 187-199.

7. "The Role of Antisemitism in the Pre-War Rexist Movement", in Bulletin

trimestriel de la Fondation Auschwitz no. 16, décembre 1987-février 1988,

16-32.

8. “The Idea of Revelation in Levinas” ( Hebrew), in Daat. A Journal of Jewish

Philosophy and Kabbalah 30 (1993), 41-52.

9. “The Place of the Land of Israel and the State of Israel in the Writings of E.

Levinas” (Hebrew), in Metaphora. Philosophical Journal 3 (1993), 41-61.

10. ”Ian T. Ramsey's Theory on Religious Language: Disclosure and Moral

Behaviour," in A. Sagi and D. Statman (eds.), Between Religion and Ethics,

Ramat-Gan: Bar-Ilan, 1993, 7-22.

11. ”The Dimension of the Feminine in Levinas’ Philosophy”, in Iyyun-The

Jerusalem Philosophical Quarterly 43 (1994), 145-152.

12. ”La presenza biblica nella cultura ebraica contemporanea: M. Buber- F.

Rosenzweig-E. Levinas”, in S.J. Sierra (ed.), La lettura ebraica delle

Scritture, Bologna: Dehoniane,1995, 465-495.

13. “Criticism of the ‘Myth’ of Unio Mystica in E. Levinas”(Hebrew), in H.

Pedayah (ed.), Myth in Judaism (Eshel Beer-Sheva, 4), Beersheba: Ben-

Gurion University, 1996, 393-405.

14. ”The Contributions of Modern Thought to a Psychoanalytic Phenomenology

of Groups”, in Psychoanalysis and Contemporary Thought 19, 4 (1996),

563-578.

15. ”Levinas’s Thinking on Religion as beyond the Pathetic: Reflections on the

First Part of Difficult Freedom", in E.L. Fackenheim-R. Jospe (eds.), Jewish

Philosophy and the Academy, London: Associated University Presses, 1996,

142-164.

16. ”Philosophical Reflections on Moral Sense Perversity as a Denial of the

Reality Principle”, in J.J. Rozenberg (ed.), Sense and Nonsense.

Philosophical, Clinical and Ethical Perspectives, Jerusalem 1996, 27-42.

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17. “War and Peace in the Philosophy of E. Levinas”, in Iyyun-the Jerusalem

Philosophical Quarterly 45 (1997), 471-479.

18. “Teaching Mendelssohn's Concept of Jewish Singularity: Implications for an

Israeli Student”, in R. Jospe (ed.), Paradigms in Jewish Philosophy,

London: Associated University Presses, 1997, 147-165.

19. ”Teaching Levinas on Revelation", in R. Jospe (ed.), Paradigms in Jewish

Philosophy, London: Associated University Presses, 1997, 257-279 (= a

slightly different version of entry nr. 8).

20. “The Talmudic Hermeneutics of E. Levinas” (Hebrew), in Revista

Universidad Hebraica 1, 2 (1997), 101-110.

21. ”Die Idee der Teschuwa im Denken André Nehers", in C. Miething (ed.),

Judentum und Moderne in Frankreich und Italien (Romania Judaica 2),

Tübingen: Niemeyer, 1998, 129-143.

22. “Jewish Dialogical Philosophy and its Implications for Education”

(Hebrew), in Hagut - Jewish Educational Thought.1 , Jerusalem 1998, 127-

141.

23. “The Challenge of Religious Education in the Secular State of Israel", in C.

Miething (ed.), Politik und Religion im Judentum (Romania Judaica 4),

Tübingen: Niemeyer, 1999, 173-186.

24. "Les écrits professionnels et confessionnels d'Emmanuel Lévinas ", in D.

Cohen-Lévinas and S. Trigano (eds.), Emmanuel Lévinas - Philosophie et

judaïsme (Pardès 26 ), Paris: In press, 1999, 101-114.

25. “La philosophie de Lévinas, sacrificielle et naïve? S'agit-il d'un drame? A

propos d'un ouvrage récent de Daniel Sibony", in Revue d'histoire et de

philosophie religieuses 81, 1 (2001), 63-79.

26. “The Polemic-Ideological Reading and Its Alternative” (Hebrew), in Hagut-

Jewish Educational Thought. 2, Jerusalem 2000, 19-34.

27. “Moses Mendelssohn's Jerusalem from Levinas' Perspective", in M. New-R.

Bernasconi- R.A. Cohen (eds.), In Proximity – Emmanuel Levinas and the

Eighteenth Century, Lubbock Texas: Texas Tech University Press, 2001,

243-259.

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28. “David Hartman on the Attitudes of Soloveitchik and Heschel towards

Christianity", in J.W. Malino (ed.), Judaism and Modernity: The Religious

Philosophy of David Hartman, Jerusalem: Shalom Hartman Institute, 2001,

253-265.

29. “Verità e giustizia nella filosofia di Emmanuel Lévinas in relazione all’io-tu

e all’io-esso di Martin Buber”, in P.Amodio-G.Giannini-G.Lissa (eds.),

Lévinas e la cultura del XX secolo (Cultura Filosofica e Scienze Umane 3),

Napoli: Giannini, 2001, 209-235.

30. ”Goethe’s Place in Rosenzweig’s Star of Redemption”(Hebrew), in Daat-A

Journal of Jewish Philosophy and Kabbalah 48 (2002), 97-107.

31. ”The Unpublished Correspondence Between Franz Rosenzweig and Gritli

Rosenstock-Huessy On The Star of Redemption “, in Jewish Studies

Quarterly 9 (2002), 21-70.

32. ”Buber’s Dialogical Interpretation of the Binding of Isaac- between

Kierkegaard and Hasidism”(Hebrew), in M. Hallamish- H. Kasher- Y.

Silman (eds.), The Faith of Abraham. In the Light of Interpretation

throughout the Ages, Ramat-Gan: Bar-Ilan, 2002, 281-293.

33. “Love and Truth in the Jewish Consciousness according to Abraham Joshua

Heschel” (Hebrew), in Hagut-Jewish Educational Thought. 3-4, Jerusalem

2002, 141-150.

34. “Ethics, Politics and God in the Writings of E. Levinas”(Hebrew), in

Democratic Culture, vol. 6 (2002), 111-133.

35. “Les écrits professionnels et confessionnels d’Emmanuel Lévinas”, in

D.Cohen-Lévinas and S. Trigano (eds.), Emmanuel Lévinas. Philosophie et

judaïsme (Lettres promises), Paris: In press, 2002, pp.127-143 (= item

nr.24).

36. “Truth and Ethics in Levinas’s Philosophy Compared to Buber’s I-Thou and

I-It”(Hebrew), in Daat-A Journal of Jewish Philosophy and Kabbalah 50-

52 (2003), 423-439 (=item nr.29).

37. “The Shoa as a Crime against Humanity: Reflections on Civilization and its

Annihilation", in J.J. Rozenberg (ed.), Bioethical and Ethical Issues

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Surrounding the Trials and Code of Nuremberg. Nuremberg Revisited

(Symposium Series 74), Lewiston NY: Edwin Mellen, 2003, 167-186.

38. “’Transition’, ‘Threshold’ and ‘Gate’ in Star of Redemption”, in M.Brasser

(ed.), Rosenzweig als Leser. Kontextuelle Kommentare zum “Stern der

Erlösung”, Tübingen: Niemeyer, 2004, 509-519.

39. “The Shoa as the Forgetting of the Law. From Lyotard till

Bursztein”(Hebrew), in Jean-Gérard Bursztein, Psychoanalysis of Nazism.

Essay on the Destruction of Civilization (Hebrew), Tel Aviv: Resling, 2004,

9-20.

40. “La notion de la révélation dans la ‘théologie des profondeurs’ de Heschel et

la métaphysique éthique de Lévinas”, Gérard Rabinovitch (ed.), Abraham J.

Heschel . Un tsaddiq dans la cité (Collection Voix), Paris: Nadir , 2004,

155-186.

41. “Buber’s and Levinas’s Attitudes toward Judaism”, Peter Atterton,

Matthew Calarco and Maurice Friedman (eds.), Levinas and Buber.

Dialogue and Difference, Pittsburgh Pennsylvania: Duquesne University

Press, 2004, 133-156. = “La actitud de Buber y Levinas hacía el Judaísmo”

in id., Levinas y Buber : Diálogo y diferencias (Colección Estudios y

Reflexiones), Ediciones Lilmod.

42. “The Relevance of the Gritli-Letters to the Clarification of Key Concepts

and Central Ideas in Rosenzweig’s Star of Redemption”, Luc Anckaert ,

Martin Brasser and Norbert Samuelson (eds.), The Legacy of Franz

Rosenzweig . Collected Essays (Louvain Philosophical Studies 18), Leuven:

Leuven University Press, 2004, 3-32.

43. “Our Jewish Identity according to André Neher” (Hebrew), Yehoyada Amir

(ed.), André Neher and Jewish Thought in Post-Holocaust France,

Jerusalem: Van Leer Jerusalem Institute and Hakibbutz Hameuchad, 2005,

99-113.

44. “Religion and State in the Thought of Emmanuel Levinas” (Hebrew),

Aviezer Ravitzky (ed.), Religion and State in Twentieth-Century Jewish

Thought, Jerusalem: the Israel Democracy Institute, 2005, 409-424.

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45. “Guilt and Responsibility as Characteristics of the Answerable Man in the

Thought of Emmanuel Levinas" (Hebrew), Yehoyada Amir (ed.), The Path

of the Spirit. The Eliezer Schweid Jubilee Volume. Volume Two, Jerusalem:

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 2005, 851-865.

46. “Les anthropomorphismes dans la Bible et dans la tradition juive: des

images de Dieu?”, Revue des sciences sociales 34 (2005), 170-175.

47. “Emmanuel Levinas’s Thoughts on States and the State of Israel“ (Hebrew),

Iyunim bitkumat Israel. Studies in Zionism, the Yishuv and the State of

Israel, 15 (2005), 39-52.

48. “The Utopia of Peace and the Topic of Politics in E. Levinas’ Œuvre”

(Hebrew), in Michael F. Mach and Yoram Jacobson (eds.), Historiosophy

and The Science of Judaism (Te‘uda. The Chaim Rosenberg School of

Jewish Studies Research Series), Tel Aviv: Tel-Aviv University, 2005, 215-

229.

49. “Characteristics of Franz Rosenzweig’s Gritli-Letters”, Wolfdietrich

Schmied-Kowarzik (ed.), Franz Rosenzweigs “neues Denken”.

Internationaler Kongress Kassel 2004. Band II. Erfahrene Offenbarung – in

theologos, Freiburg/München: Karl Alber, 2006, 1181-1194.

50. “Reinterpreting Judaism in the German Context: On German-Jewish

Thinkers as Jews and Germans“, Ben Mollov (ed.), The Legacy of the

German-Jewish Religious and Cultural Heritage: A Basis for German-

Israeli Dialogue? Proceedings of an International Conference Held at Bar-

Ilan University June 1, 2005, Jerusalem: Yuval Press 2006, 25-35.

51. “Reading Buber’s ‘I and You’ as a Guide to Conflict Management and

Social Transformation”, Ben Mollov (ed.), The Legacy of the German-

Jewish Religious and Cultural Heritage: A Basis for German-Israeli

Dialogue? Proceedings of an International Conference Held at Bar-Ilan

University June 1, 2005, Jerusalem: Yuval Press 2006, 119-131.

52. “Lebendiges Judentum. Levinas und der Historismus der ‘Wissenschaft des

Judentums’ des 19. Jahrhunderts”, Frank Miething and Christoph von

Wolzogen (eds.), Après vous. Denkbuch für Emmanuel Levinas 1906-1995,

Frankfurt a.M.: Neue Kritik, 2006, 139-175.

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53. “Emmanuel Levinas on Theodicy and Evil“, Haviva Pedaya and Ephraim

Meir (eds.), Judaism, Topics, Fragments, Faces, Identities. Jubilee Volume

in Honor of Rivka, Beer-Sheva: Ben-Gurion University, 2007, 31-51.

54. “Franz Rosenzweig’s Inexpressible Joy” (together with Raphael Jospe),

Haviva Pedaya and Ephraim Meir (eds.), Judaism, Topics, Fragments,

Faces, Identities. Jubilee Volume in Honor of Rivka, Beersheba: Ben-Gurion

University, 2007, 53-68.

55. “Eroticism in Emmanuel Levinas’s Oeuvre. Towards a Philosophy of the

Caress”(Hebrew), Benjamin Ish-Shalom (ed.), BeDarkhei Shalom. Studies

in Jewish Thought Presented to Shalom Rosenberg, Jerusalem: Beit

Morasha, 2007, 499-512.

56. “How to Think Death from Time and not Time from Death”(Hebrew), in E.

Levinas, Death and Time (Hebrew), Tel Aviv: Resling, 2007, 7-13.

57. “Innerjüdische Debatten über den Dialog. Hintergründe des Dokuments

Dabru emet“, in Siegfried von Kortzfleisch, Wolfgang Grünberg, Tim

Schramm (eds.),Wende-Zeit im Verhältnis von Juden und Christen,

Berlin:EBVerlag 2009, 283-300.

58. “Die Stellung Goethes in Franz Rosenzweigs ‚Stern der Erloesung’", in

Friedrich Brandi-Hinnrichs, Wolfgang Gruenberg, Annegret Reitz-Dinse

(eds.), Verstecke Gottes zwischen Kultur und Religion (Kirche in der Stadt

14), Berlin:EBVerlag, 2010, 72-90 = nr. 30.

59. "Fischer's Essay 'Love and Wisdom' in Light of Jewish Dialogical Thought",

in Die Bildung von Gewissen und Verantwortung – Zur Philosophie und

Paedagogik Franz Fischers (Franz Fischer Jahrbuecher), 2010, Norderstedt

and Leipzig: Anne Fischer Verlag and Leipziger Universitaetsverlag, 226-

245.

60. "Introduction" to Aviezer Cohen (ed.), Franz Rosenzweig: The Star and The

Man. Collected Studies by Rivka Horwitz, Beersheva: Ben Gurion

University, 2010, 13-16.

61. "Le 'très bien' et la finitude de l'existence selon Rabbi Méir, la Kabbale

et Rosenzweig", in M. Tapiero (ed.), Fondements de l'Hunmanité, Paris:

Cerf, 2010, 215-230.

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62. "Janusz Korczak's Care for the Little Ones in Light of Jewish Tradition,"

in Monika Kaminska, Dialogische Paedagogik und die Beziehung zum

Anderen. Martin Buber und Janusz Korczak im Lichte der Philosophie

von Emmanuel Levinas (Juedische Bildungsgeschichte in Deutschland 7),

Muenster: Waxmann, 2010, 9-16.

63. "Judaism and Philosophy: Each Other's Other in Levinas", Modern

Judaism (2010), 1-15.

64. "The Non-Identical Self, Autonomy and Heteronomy: A Response to

Hannah Hashkes," in The Journal of Textual Reasoning 7, 1 (2012), 1-8.

65. "Sigmund Freud’s Moses and His Reappearance: the Forgotten and the

Unforgettable," in Da'at. A Journal of Jewish Philosophy and Kabbalah 73

(2012), v-xxviii.

66. "Introduction. Eva Jospe and Martin Buber: An Encounter," in Raphael

Jospe and Dov Schwartz (eds.), Encounters in Modern Jewish Thought: The

Works of Eva Jospe. Volume One: Martin Buber, Boston: Academic Studies

Press, 2013, xxv-xxxiii.

67. "Religionssensibilität und Soziale Arbeit," in M. Nauerth, K. Hahn, M.

Tüllmann, S.Kösterke (eds.), Religionssensibilität in der Sozialen Arbeit.

Positionen, Theorien, Praxisfelder, Stuttgart: Kohlhammer, 2017, 182-197.

68. "Die Frage nach Zugehörigkeit: Trennlinie oder Brücke," in W. Weiße, F.

Enns (eds.), Reformation, Aufbruch und Erneuerungsprozesse von

Religionen (Religionen im Dialog 11), Münster-New York: Waxmann, 141-

152.

69. "Da Nostra Aetate a Papa Francesco. Una retrospettiva ebraica," in Gabriella

Caponigro (ed.), Figli di Abramo. Il dialogo fra religioni cinquant'anni dopo

Nostra Aetate (Philosophica 190), Pisa: Edizioni ETS, 1970, 59-70.

d. Book reviews

1. “Keel,O./M.Kűchler/C.Uehlinger, Orte und Landschaften der Bibel, Ein

Handbuch und Studien-Reisefűhrer zum, Heiligen Land, Band 1:

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Geographisch-geschichtliche Landeskunde; Band 2: Der Sűden, Mit

Beiträgen von U. Staub, Zűrich, Göttingen 1984, 751 pp., 1982, 997 pp.;

1985, 751+ 998 pp.”(Dutch), Bijdragen. Tijdschrift voor filosofie en

theologie 47, 4 (1986), 436-437.

2. “Novak, D., Halakha in a Theological Dimension (Brown Judaic Studies,

Nr. 69), Chico 1985, 174 pp.”(Dutch), Bijdragen. Tijdschrift voor filosofie en

theologie 47, 4 (1986), 444-445.

3. “L’Univers de la Bible, Tome X, Dictionnaire de la Bible et des 3 religions

du Livre, Turnhout 1985, 454 pp.” (Dutch), Bijdragen. Tijdschrift voor

filosofie en theologie 49, 2 (1988), 207.

4. “Rogerson, J. , Nouvel Atlas de la Bible, traduit par Simon et Gisèle Trope,

Turnhout 1985, 237 pp.” (Dutch), Bijdragen. Tijdschrift voor filosofie en

theologie 49, 2 (1988), 207-208.

5. “Avigad, Nahman, Hebrew Bullae from the Time of Jeremiah, Remnants of a

Burnt Archive, Jerusalem, Israel Exploration Society, 1986, 139 pp.”

(Dutch), Bijdragen,. Tijdschrift voor filosofie en theologie 49, 4 (1988), 443.

6. “Pummer, R., The Samaritans (Iconography of Religions XXIII; Judaism, 5),

Leiden 1987, 46 pp. +48 illustr.” (Dutch), Bijdragen. Tijdschrift voor

filosofie en theologie 50, 2 (1989), 213-214.

7. “Sagarin, James L., Hebrew Noun Patterns (Mishqalim), Morphology,

Semantics, and Lexicon, (Scholars Press handbook series), Scholars Press

1987, 150 pp.” (Dutch), Bijdragen. Tijdschrift voor filosofie en theologie 50

(1989), 337.

8. “Wilson, G.H., The Editing of the Hebrew Psalter (Society of Biblical

Literature, Dissertation Series, Nr. 76), Chico, 1985, 278 pp.” (Dutch),

Bijdragen. Tijdschrift voor filosofie en theologie 50, 2 (1989), 210.

9. “Gutmann, J., The Jewish Life (Iconography of Religions, XXIII: Judaism,4),

Leiden 1987, 36 pp.+48 illustr.” (Dutch), Bijdragen. Tijdschrift voor filosofie

en theologie 50, 2 (1989), 214.

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10. “Shear-Yashuv, A., The Theology of Salomon Ludwig Steinheim (Studies in

Judaism in Modern Times 7), Leiden 1986, 116 pp.” (Dutch), Bijdragen.

Tijdschrift voor filosofie en theologie 50, 4 (1989), 446.

11. “Gese, Hartmut, Zur biblischen Theologie. Alttestamentlichte Vorträge,

Tübingen, 1983, 239 pp.” (Dutch), Bijdragen. Tijdschrift voor filosofie en

theologie 47, 3 (1992), 325-326.

12. “Neusner, Jacob, Das pharisäische und talmudische Judentum, Neue Wege

zu seinem Verständnis. Mit einem Vorwort von Martin Hengel, hrsgg. von

Hermann Lichtenberger, (Texte und Studien zum antiken Judentum 4),

Tübingen 1984, 219 pp.” (Dutch), Bijdragen. Tijdschrift voor filosofie en

theologie 47, 3 (1992), 327-328.

13. “Mazar, Benjamin, The Early Biblical Period, Historical Studies, Jerusalem,

Israel Exploration Society, 1986, 266 pp.” (Dutch), Bijdragen. Tijdschrift

voor filosofie en theologie 53, 4 (1992), 431.

14. “Hand, Seán (ed.), The Levinas Reader. Emmanuel Levinas,

Oxford/Cambridge, 1989, 312 pp.” (Dutch), Bijdragen. Tijdschrift voor

filosofie en theologie 53, 4 (1992), 432.

15. “Bernasconi, R. and Wood D. (eds.), The Provocation of Levinas. Rethinking

the Other (Warwick Studies in Philosophy and Literature), London/New

York, 1988, 194 pp.” (Dutch), Bijdragen. Tijdschrift voor filosofie en

theologie 53, 4 (1992), 432.

16. “Breuer, Mordechai, Jűdische Orthodoxie im Deutschen Reich 1871-1918,

Sozialgeschichte einer religiösen Minderheit (Eine Veröffentlichung des Leo

Baeck Instituts), Frankfurt a.M 1986, 525 pp.” (Dutch), Bijdragen.

Tijdschrift voor filosofie en theologie 53, 4 (1992), 431-432.

17. “Ouaknin, M.-A., Méditations érotiques, Essai sur Emmanuel Lévinas

(Collection Métaphora), Paris 1992, 185 pp.” (Dutch), Bijdragen. Tijdschrift

voor filosofie en theologie 55, 1 (1994), 110.

18. “Ouaknin, M-A., Concerto pour quatre consonnes sans voyelles. Au-delà du

principe d’identité, Paris 1991, 371 pp.” (Dutch), Bijdragen. Tijdschrift voor

filosofie en theologie 55, 1(1994), 110-111.

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19. ”Prophetic Mission in the 20th

Century” (Hebrew), Da’at 44 (1999), 131-134

[Review of E. Schweid, Prophets for their People and Humanity. Prophecy

and Prophets in 20th

Century Jewish Thought, Jerusalem: Magnes, 1999, 264

pp.].

20. E. K. Kaplan, Holiness in Words: Abraham Joshua Heschel's Poetics of

Piety, Albany: SUNY Press, 1996, 213 pp. / E. K. Kaplan and S. H. Dresner,

Abraham Joshua Heschel: Prophetic Witness, New Haven and London: Yale

University 1998, 402 pp., Kabbalah. Journal for the Study of Jewish

Mystical Texts 5 (2000), 447-450 (Hebrew).

21. T. Wrigth, The Twilight of Jewish Philosophy: Emmanuel Levinas’ Ethical

Hermeneutic, Amsterdam, 1999, 180 pp., Da’at 46 (2001), 135-138

(Hebrew).

22. “The first Hebrew Monograph on Abraham Joshua Heschel" (Hebrew),

Kabbalah. Journal for the Study of Jewish Mystical Texts 7 (2002) , 327-330

[Review of A. Even-Chen, A Voice from the Darkness. Abraham Joshua

Heschel - Phenomenology and Mysticism, Tel Aviv: Am Oved, 1999, 253

pp.].

23. H. Gordon, The Heidegger-Buber Controversy. The Status of the I-Thou

(Contributions in Philosophy 81), Westport (Connecticut) and London 2001,

170 pp., Revue des études juives 161, 1-2 (2002), 280-283.

24. J. Mattern, G. Motzkin, S. Sandbank (eds), Jüdisches Denken in einer

Welt ohne Gott. Festschrift für Stéphane Mosès, Berlin 2001, 270 pp.,

Revue des études juives 161, 1-2 (2002), 283-289.

25. W. Schmied-Kowarzik, Rosenzweig im Gespräch mit Ehrenberg, Cohen

und Buber (Rosenzweigiana 1), Munich: Karl Alber, 2006, 253 pp.,

Modern Judaism 27, 2 (2007), 246-251.

26. "On a New Age in Democracy as Part of the Holocaust Memory",

Review of Shmuel Trigano, The Democratic Ideal and the Shoah, tr. Gila

Walker (Albany: Suny Press, 2009) pp. 329, in SPME, September 14,

2010.

27. A. Goshen-Gottstein and Eugene Korn (eds.), Jewish Theology and

World Religions, Modern Judaism 33, 2 (2013), 226-231.

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28. Paul F. Knitter, Without Buddha I Could Not Be a Christian, The Journal

of Religion 93,3 (2013), 396-397.

e. Translation

1. E. Lévinas, "Nom d'un chien ou le droit naturel”, id., Difficile liberté. Essais

sur le judaïsme (Collection Présences du judaïsme), Paris 1963; biblio essais,

4019 Paris 1988, pp. 213-216. Hebrew translation in cooperation with Hanan

Elstein, Da’at 38 (1997), 127-129.

2. E. Lévinas, “Éducation et prière”, id., Difficile liberté. Essais sur le judaïsme

(Collection Présences du judaïsme), Paris 1963; biblio essais, 4019 Paris

1988, pp. 374-379. Hebrew translation, introduced and annotated by E.Meir,

in Hagut- Jewish Educational Thought. 2, Jerusalem 2000, 11-17.

3. E. Lévinas, “Une religion d’adultes”, id., Difficile liberté. Essais sur le

judaïsme (Collection Présences du judaïsme), Paris 1963; biblio essais, 4019

Paris 1988, pp. 24-42. Hebrew translation by E. Meir, K. Patrick and M.

Meir, annotated by E.Meir, Iyunim bitkumat Israel. Studies in Zionism, the

Yishuv and the State of Israel, 15 (2005), 25-37.

4. E. Lévinas, “Antihumanisme et éducation”, id., Difficile liberté. Essais sur

le judaïsme (Collection Présences du judaïsme), Paris 1963; biblio essais,

4019 Paris 1988, pp. 385-401. Hebrew translation by E. Meir, K. Patrick

and M. Meir, annotated by E. Meir, in Joseph David (ed.), Questioning

Dignity. On Human Dignity as Supreme Moral Value in the Modern Society,

Jerusalem The Israel Democracy Institute and Magnes Press, 2006, 245-260.

f. Interview

"Il faut savoir passer d'un langage à l'autre. " Une des dernières interviews

d'Emmanuel Levinas en 1992, avec Jacob Golomb et Ephraïm Meïr, Pardès

51 (2012), 153-165.

Lectures

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1. Participation in the workshops organized by the International Center for

University Teaching of Jewish Civilization; seminar for Jewish philosophy,

Jerusalem, 14-19.7.1991. Lecture: “Teaching Levinas on Revelation”.

2. Participation in the congress of the Departments for Jewish Thought in Israel

on the subject: “Myth in Jewish Thinking”, Ben-Gurion University,

6.5.1991. Lecture: “Levinas’s Refusal of Unio Mystica” (Hebrew).

3. Participation in the workshops organized by the International Center for

University Teaching of Jewish Civilization; seminar for Jewish philosophy,

Jerusalem, 12-17.7.1992. Lecture: “Teaching Rosenzweig to Israeli

Students.”

4. Participation in the “International Conference on Guilt, Atonement,

Repentance, Apology, Reparation, Penance and Forgiveness from a

Christian, Jewish and Islamic Perspective,” Jerusalem, Hebrew University,

27.12.1992-1.1.1993.

5. Lectures at the Universities of Kassel and Oldenburg, Germany, 17-

26.1.1993. Titles: "Die Relevanz von Rosenzweigs Gedanken über das

Verhältnis von Judentum und Christentum” and “Menschenbilder in Israel

heute. ”

6. Participation in the international congress „Sense and Nonsense in

Philosophy and Psychopathology,” Bar-Ilan University, 7-8.6.1993. Lecture:

„Philosophical Reflections on Moral Sense: Perversity as a Refusal of the

Reality Principle.”

7. Participation in the Twenty-Fifth Annual Conference of the Association for

Jewish Studies, Harvard University, Cambridge, 12-14.12.1993. Lecture:

“Success and Failure in Levinas's Approach to the Feminine”. Lecture at

Princeton University on the same subject, December 1993.

8. Participation in the “International Conference on Responses to Genocide and

Holocausts from a Theological, Historical, Philosophical, Psychological and

Literary Perspective, Approached from Judaic, Christian and Muslim

Views,” 26 December 1993 – 2 January 1994. Lecture:"The Holocaust as the

End of Theodicy: Levinas's Reflections on Evil.”

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9. Participation in the congress of the Departments for Jewish Thought in

Israel, Bar-Ilan University, 31.7.1994. Lecture: “Levinas’s ‘Totality and

Infinity’ as Search for the Preconditions of Ethics” (Hebrew).

10. A series of lectures on Christian relations to Jews in the Middle Ages and on

the ways Jews organized in that period, from 30.6.1994 until 8.7.1994 at the

State University of Moscow and in the Institute for Afro-Asian Studies there.

11. Participation in the workshops organized by the International Center for

University Teaching of Jewish Civilization, seminar for Jewish philosophy,

Jerusalem, 10-15.7.1994. Lecture: “Teaching Mendelssohn's Concept of

Jewish Singularity in an Israeli Context.”

12. Participation in the Congress of the Association for Jewish Studies, Boston,

December, 18-20, 1994. Lecture: “Appearance of B. Spinoza in H. Cohen

and F. Rosenzweig.”

13. Participation in the "International Conference on Teaching the Holocaust in

Universities and Secondary Schools from the Perspective of History,

Philosophy, Ethics, Theology, Literature, Law, Education, Psychology and

Sociology,” Jerusalem, December 25, 1994 - January 2, 1995. Lecture:

“Teaching the Holocaust to Israeli Students.”

14. A series of lectures on Jewish history and thought in the modern period, at

the State University of Moscow and in the Institute for Afro-Asian Studies

there, from 25.1.1995 until 20.2.1995.

15. Participation in the “Annual Conference of the Moscow Center for

University Teaching of Jewish Civilization 'SEFER’,” February 5-7,1995.

Lecture: “Problems in Teaching Modern Jewish Philosophy.”

16. Participation in the Congress on “Philosophical Activity and the Neighbor,”

at the occasion of the celebration of the 75th

Birthday of Prof. Marcel

Dubois, Mount Scopus, Jerusalem, 21.3.1995. Lecture: “War and Peace in

the Philosophy of Emmanuel Levinas” (Hebrew).

17. Participation in the congress “Épistémologie des études juives. Premières

Journées d’études,” Jerusalem, 22-23.3.1995. Lecture: “Le concept de la paix

dans la philosophie juive moderne.”

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18. Participation in the congress of the Association for Jewish Studies, Boston,

December 17-19,1995. Lecture: “Peace and War in E. Levinas's Ethical

Metaphysics.”

19. Evening in the Academy of Sciences, Jerusalem, on the occasion of my

Hebrew translation of Levinas’s “Ethics and Infinity”, with participation of

Harel Fish, Shalom Rosenberg, Ze’ev Levy and Ze’ev Harvey, 8.12.1995.

20. Participation in the “Dritte Joseph Carlebach-Konferenz” on the theme

“Toleranz im Verhältnis von Religion und Gesellschaft,” Bar-Ilan

University, 26-28.3.1996. Lecture: “Judaism as Tolerance in Levinas’s

Thinking.”

21. Participation in the International Congress “Judentum und Moderne in

Frankreich und Italien,” Münster, June, 2 – 6, 1996. Lecture: “L’idée du

retour dans la pensée d’André Neher.”

22. Lecture at the University of Hamburg, 7th of June 1996: “Die jüdischen

Wurzeln der Philosophie von Emmanuel Levinas.”

23. Participation in the joint congress of the Department of Philosophy and the

Law Faculty, Bar-Ilan University, on the theme: “Judaism: Law, Civil Rule

and Values,” 13.6.1996-12. Lecture: “Ethics, Religion and Politics in

Levinas’s Thought” (Hebrew).

24. Participation in the international congress “Philosophical Roots of Anti-

Semitism,” Bar-Ilan University, 20.6.1996. Lecture: “Augustine’s Adversus

Judaeos.”

25. Participation in the Jesselson Symposium on “Ethics, Judaism and

Technological Progress,” Technion, Haifa, October 7-10, 1996. Lecture: “E.

Levinas’s View on Technology, Ethics and Judaism.”

26. Participation in the International Conference on “The Holocaust: Rescue,

Survival, Escape and Guilt,” Givat Ram Campus, Jerusalem, December 25,

1996 - January 4, 1997. Lecture: “The Holocaust as the Forgetting of the

Law.”

27. Participation in the congress of the Departments for Jewish Philosophy in

Israel on the subject “The Faith of Abraham,” Bar-Ilan University,

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25.2.1997. Lecture: “Buber’s Dialogical Interpretation of the Binding of

Isaac – Between Kierkegaard and Hasidism.”

28. Participation in the congress on “Levinas’s Philosophy,” Hebraica

University, Mexico, 16-17.6.1997. Lecture: “Levinas’s Philosophy and

Jewish Thought Today.”

29. Lecture at Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana (UAM), Iztapalapa,

Mexico, 17.6.1997: “The Notion of Religion in Levinas’s Thought: Difficult

Freedom, Part One.”

30. Lecture at Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico (UNAM), Fac. de

Filosofia y Letras, 18.6.1997. Lecture: “Levinas’s Criticism of Unio

Mystica.”

31. Lecture at Universidad Iberoamericana (UIA), Departamento de filosofia,

19.6.1997. Lecture: “Levinas’s Notion of Revelation and his Relationship to

Rosenzweig’s ‘Star of Redemption’.”

32. Lecture at the University of Hamburg, 7.7.1997: “Einfluss der dialogischen

Philosophie auf die Erziehung.”

33. Participation in the Twelfth World Congress of Jewish Studies, Jerusalem,

July 29- August 5, 1997. Lecture: “Levinas’s Talmudic Hermeneutics.”

34. Participation in a congress at the occasion of the publication of Prof. Levy’s

Monograph on Levinas’s philosophy, Haifa, 30.12.1997. Lecture: “The Tree

of Life and the Tree of Knowledge in Kafka and Levinas”(Hebrew).

35. Participation in the International Conference on Roots of the Holocaust,

Givat Ram Campus, Jerusalem, December 24, 1997 - January 5, 1998.

Lecture: “Augustine on the Jews: the Case of the Prodigal Son of Luke 15.”

36. A series of lectures on Jews and Christians, Moscow, January 2-9, 1998, in

the framework of a project of Prof. Oded Schremer.

37. Lecture: “Medizinale Ethik vom Standpunkt der Jüdischen Dialogalen

Philosophie” at the occasion of the foundation of the Cathedra “Light from

Zion,” Bar-Ilan University, 9.11.1998.

38. Participation au Colloque “Langue et Culture israéliennes entre Tradition et

Modernité”, organisé par le Département d'Études Hébraïques et Juives de

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l'Université des Sciences Humaines de Strasbourg (USHS), 25-26 mars

1998. Conférence :”La présence biblique dans la culture hebraïque

contemporaine”.

39. Conférence magistrale, Strasbourg: “La Terre d'Israël dans la pensée juive

hier et aujourd'hui”, USHS, 26 mars 1998.

40. Conférence à Paris, Sorbonne, Amphithéâtre Richelieu, 26 mars 1998: “Le

concept de la paix dans la philosophie d'Emmanuel Lévinas”.

41. Participation in the international congress on “Politik und Religion im

Judentum,” organized by “Romania Judaica,” Westfälische Wilhelms-

Universität, Münster, 18-20.5.1998. Lecture: “The Challenge of Modern

Religious Education in the Secular State of Israel.”

42. In the framework of the “Jüdische Kulturwochen 1998”: a) participation in

the symposion “Das Land der Verheissung: Die Gründung des Staates Israel

aus religiöser Sicht,” May 25, 1998. Lecture: “Das Nationale und das

Religiöse im Staate Israel.” b) presentation of Bar Ilan University in the

“Österreichische Nationalbibliothek,” May 26, 1998: “Eine religiöse

Universität – eine Universität für religiöse?”

43. Participation in the International Theology Conference on the theme “No

Other Gods” in the Shalom Hartman Institute, Jerusalem, February 22-25,

1999.

44. Participation in the congress “Eternity in Changing Times. André Neher and

Post-Holocaust Jewish Thought,” 20-21.1.1999. Lecture: “Our Jewish

Identity” (Hebrew).

45. Lecture in the famework of “Project Interchange” of the American Jewish

Congress, Jerusalem, 12.3.1999. Title: “The Land and the People: The

History and Vision of Zionism.”

46. Participation in the congress of the Departments for Jewish Thought in Israel

in Honor of Prof. Rivka Horwitz, Ben Gurion University, 16.3.1999 .

Lecture; “Truth and Justice in Levinas’s Thought”(Hebrew).

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47. Lecture at the occasion of the publication of Prof. E. Schweid’s book

“Prophets for Their People and Humanity” (Hebrew), Van Leer Institute,

Jerusalem, 26.5.1999.

48. Congress on the subject of “Jewish Responses to Modernity: Spinoza, Rabbi

Kook, Levinas,” at the occasion of the retirement of Prof. Ben Shlomo, Tel

Aviv 9.6.1999. Chair and respondent in the session on Levinas.

49. Participation in the congress “Purity, Impurity, and Race: The Ethical Debate

following the Nuremberg Trials (1945-1946) and the Nuremberg Codex

(1947),” 14-15.6.1999. Lecture: “The Crime against Humanity and

Annihilation of Civilization.”

50. Congress in Memory of Prof. Moshe Schwarz “Language and Thought –

Language and Culture. Jewish Thought and General Culture,” Bar-Ilan

University, 2-3.11.1999. Chair of the session on Moshe Schwarz as

Interpreter of Franz Rosenzweig.

51. Participation in the international congress on Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

(1749-1832), Bar-Ilan University, 14.12.1999. Lecture: “Rosenzweig and

Goethe.”

52. Participation in the Thirty-First Annual Conference of the Association for

Jewish Studies, December 19-21, 1999, Chicago. Lecture: ”Heschel and

Levinas on Revelation.” Chair and respondent of the session “The Economy

of Friendship: Beyond Buber and Levinas.”

53. Participation in the Eighth International Conference on Anti-Semitism

“Holocaust Studies at the Millennium,” December 27, 1999 - January 2,

2000, Givat Ram Campus, Jerusalem. Lecture: ”Belgian Anti-Semitism in

the Thirties.”

54. Participation in the International Conference “Abraham Joshua Heschel

aujourd’hui,” organized by the Centre Communautaire de Paris and La

Fondation du Judaïsme français, January, 15-17, 2000. Lecture: ”Heschel et

Lévinas.”

55. Participation in the International Conference “Levinas e la Cultura del XX

Secolo,” organized by Dipartimento di Filosofia “A. Aliotta,” Napoli, April,

10-12, 2000. Lecture: “Relation et pensée chez Buber et Lévinas.”

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56. Participation in the congress of the Departments for Jewish Thought in Israel

on the subject “Mythos, History and Utopia in Jewish Thought,” Tel Aviv

University, 13.4.2000. Lecture: “The Utopia of Shalom and the Topic of

Politics in Levinas’s Philosophy” (Hebrew).

57. Vortrag “Neuere Jüdische Religionsphilosophie im Gespräch mit dem

Christentum”, Fachgruppe Theologie/Religionspädagogik, Universität

Kassel, 19. Juni 2000.

58. Conférences dans la Communauté Israélite de Strasbourg (Comité

Sepharad), “La révélation dans la tradition juive selon Lévinas” et “Pensée

juive et éducation en Israël, aujourd’hui”, 24 juin 2000.

59. Vortrag “Emmanuel Levinas über Erziehung - zwischen Verantwortung und

Gerechtigkeit”, Fachbereich Erziehungswissenschaften, Universität

Hamburg, 26. Juni 2000.

60. Vortrag “Emmanuel Levinas- ein jüdischer Denker nach der Shoa”,

Gesellschaft für christlich-jüdische Zusammenarbeit, Hamburg, 27. Juni

2000.

61. Conférence “Lévinas: Juif et philosophe face aux défis du siècle”, 3 juillet

2000, La Maison de la Culture Juive, Bruxelles.

62. Vortrag “Gerechtigkeit nicht Rache als Aufarbeitung der Geschichte”,

Symposium ”Friede mit friedlichen Mitteln. Religionen vor neuen

Ansprüchen der Welt von Heute” anlässlich 30 Jahre Weltkonferenz der

Religionen für den Frieden, 11./12. November 2000, Festsaal der

Diplomatischen Akademie, Wien.

63. Participation au colloque “L’eau, un enjeu du xxi-ième siècle. Proche-Orient:

sources et ressources”, organisé par la Maison de la Culture Juive en

collaboration avec le Keren Kayyemet Le-Yisrael, 26 novembre, 2000,

Bruxelles. Conférence: ”l’eau dans les sources juives”.

64. Participation in the 32nd Annual Conference of the Association for Jewish

Studies, Boston, Mass., December 17-19, 2000. Session: “Two Thousand

Unpublished Letters of Franz Rosenzweig.” Chair and respondent to the

lecture of R. Horwitz “New Insights on Rosenzweig as Revealed in the

Collection of Unpublished Letters.”

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65. Kolloquium ”Die Bedeutung der Philosophie von Emmanuel Levinas für das

heutige Bildungs-Denken”, Fachbereich Erziehungswissenschaft, Universität

Hamburg, am 8 Januar 2001. Vortrag “Unbequeme Freiheit: jüdische

Wurzeln von Levinas’ Philosophie der Gerechtigkeit”.

66. Deux conférences “Introduction à la pensée juive moderne” et “La pensée

juive moderne au 20-ième siècle” dans La Maison de la Culture Juive,

Bruxelles, 14 janvier 2001.

67. Vortrag “Philosophie und Religion in der jüdischen Erziehung”, Die

Fachgruppe Theologie/Religionspädagogik und die Interdisziplinare

Arbeitsgruppe Philosophische Grundlagenprobleme, Universität

Gesamthochschule Kassel, 25. Januar 2001.

68. Vortrag “Die Bedeutung des Tempelberges für das Judentum heute”, die

Deutsch-Israelische Gesellschaft und die Gesellschaft für christlich-jüdische

Zusammenarbeit, Kassel, 31. Januar 2001.

69. Conférence ‘La méthodologie des différentes approches dans

l’herméneutique de la Bible”, Palais Universitaire (salle Fustel de

Coulanges), mardi 3 avril 2001, Université Marc Bloch, Strasbourg, dans le

cadre des ”journées des doctorants”.

70. Vortrag “Bubers und Rosenzweigs Verdeutschung der Schrift als ein

dialogisches Unternehmen”, Arbeitskolloquium Philosophische

Grundlagenprobleme - Philosophie des Dialogs, Universität Kassel, 08-

09.06.2001.

71. Conférence “Interprétations conflictuelles autour de la Bible”, Colloque

“Traduction et herméneutique du langage biblique”, Université Marc Bloch,

Strasbourg, 26 juin 2001.

72. Conférence “Buber et Rosenzweig, traducteurs de la Bible”, Colloque

“Traduction et herméneutique du langage biblique”, Université Marc Bloch,

Strasbourg, 27 juin 2001.

73. Conférence “Lecture et commentaire de textes de Buber, de Rosenzweig et

de Lévinas”, organisée par La Maison de la Culture Juive, Bruxelles, le 1

juillet 2001.

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74. Conférence “Réflexions et interrogation sur le monde du savoir”, Université

européenne d’automne “Apprendre et enseigner dans la société de

communication”, organisée par le Conseil de l’Europe et le Centre des

Études Européennes de Strasbourg, 7-10 novembre 2001.

75. Participation in the congress “Religion and State in 20th

Century Jewish

Thought,” The Israeli Institute for Democracy, Jerusalem, 20-21.1.2002.

Lecture : “Religion ans State in Levinas’s Thought” (Hebrew).

76. Conférence “Les anthropomorphismes comme ‘images de Dieu’”, Journée

d’étude consacrée au thème “Anthropologie de la relation à l’image. Du culte

à la manipulation et à la destruction”, organisée par U.F.R. des Sciences

Sociales, Pratiques Sociales et Développement de l’Université Marc Bloch,

Palais Universitaire, Strasbourg, 26 février 2002.

77. onférence “Humanisme européen: les leçons du passé”, Colloque

international, organisé à Besançon les 4, 5 et 6 mars 2002 à l’occasion du

bicentenaire de Victor Hugo et intitulé “L’humanisme européen à l’épreuve

des réalités contemporaines”.

78. Lecture “The Unpublished Correspondence Between Franz Rosenzweig and

Gritli Rosenstock-Huessy on the Star of Redemption,” Meeting and

Workshop of the Franz Rosenzweig Society, Phoenix Arizona, April 12, 14-

15, 2002.

79. Vortrag “Rosenzweig als Ausleger der Schrift”, Franz Rosenzweig-

Kolloquium, 18. Juni, 2002, Universität Hamburg, Fachbereich Evangelische

Theologie.

80. Festvortrag aus Anlass des 67. Geburtstages und der Verabschiedung von

Prof. Joseph Dan “The Correspondence between Franz Rosenzweig and

Margrit Rosenstock-Huessy - Die Gritli – Briefe”, Mittwoch, den 10.Juli

2002, Institut für Judaistik, Berlin.

81. Respondent to the lecture of Benjamin Harshav “The Modern Jewish

Revolution: Major Points for its Understanding” (July 16, 2002) in the

framework of the Workshop Martin Buber - Werkausgabe (in association

with the Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften) “The

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Jewish Renaissance in the Early 20th

Century in Comparative Perspective,”

Schloss Blankensee, July 14-17, 2002.

82. Vortrag “Die Relevanz der (gerade veröffentlichten) Gritli-Briefe von Franz

Rosenzweig für das Verständnis des Sterns der Erlösung”, Universität

Hamburg Fachbereich Evangelische Theologie, 19.7.2002.

83. Lecture at the Paideia Institute, Stockholm, May 5, 2003. Title: “The Idea of

Revelation in Levinas’s Ethical Metaphysics.” In the evening of the same

day, open lecture with the title: “Buber’s and Levinas’s Attitude toward

Judaism.”

84. Public lecture in the Gustave Tuck Theatre, University College London,

organized by The Institute of Jewish Studies, University College London,

May 8, 2003. Title: ”The Relevance of the Correspondence between Franz

Rosenzweig and Gritli Rosenstock-Huessy for the Understanding of the Star

of Redemption.”

85. Lecture in the London School of Jewish Studies, May 9, 2003, with the title

”Buber’s and Levinas’s attitude toward Judaism.”

86. Participation in the congress on Abraham Joshua Heschel, Schechter Institute

of Jewish Studies, Jerusalem, 12.6.2003. Lecture: “Religion and Knowledge

in Heschel’s Thought”(Hebrew).

87. Lecture in the Antwerp “Instituut voor Joodse Studies”, January 29, 2004,

“De bijdrage van het joodse dialogale denken tot het moderne denken.”

88. Lecture in Institut Martin Buber, Brussels, January 30, 2004, “L' attitude de

Martin Buber vis-à-vis du Judaïsme.”

89. Participation in the international congress on the theme “Franz-Rosenzweigs

Neues Denken,” Kassel University, 28.3 until 1.4.2003. Lecture: “The

Dialogical Dimension in Rosenzweig's 'Gritli'- Letters.”

90. Visiting scholar in the Philosophy and Religion Department Rollins College,

Florida, 20.2-28.2.2005. Participation in the Jewish Studies Lecture Series,

23.2.2005. Title of the Lecture: “Morality and God in the 21st Century:

Personal and Philosophical Reflections.”

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91. Vorträge: “Von der Attraktivität des Judentums: Warum Christen zum

Judentum konvertieren”; “Die Rolle des Christentums aus jüdischer Sicht

nach Franz Rosenzweig und Emmanuel Lévinas”, 30. Deutscher

Evangelischer Kirchentag, Hannover, 26. Mai und 27. Mai 2005.

92. Participation in the International Conference on “The Legacy of the German-

Jewish Religious and Cultural Heritage: A Basis for German-Israeli

Dialogue,” Bar-Ilan University, June 1,2005. Lectures: “Religious German

Jewish Thinkers: Reinterpreting Judaism in the German Context” and

“Reading Buber’s ‘I and Thou’ as a Guide for Conflict Management and

Social Transformation.”

93. Participation in the Bi-national Conference on “Love in Literature,

Philosophy, Theology and Psychoanalysis,” Jerusalem, November 8 and 9,

2005. Lecture: ”Love in Franz Rosenzweig’s The Star of Redemption.”

94. Participation in the International Conference on “A Century with Emmanuel

Levinas: Resonances of a Philosophy,” Jerusalem, January 16-20, 2006.

Lecture: “Shem and Japhet in Difficult Freedom.”

95. Participation in the International Conference on “Ethique, politique,

philosophie. Emmanuel Levinas dans le siècle à venir”, Strasbourg/Freiburg,

14-18 février 2006. Lecture: “Levinas’s Thinking on States and on the State

of Israel.”

96. Lectures at the Jewish Studies Department of Charles University, Prague.

Wednesday, April 5, 2006: “Athens and Jerusalem in Levinas’s Thinking.”

Thursday, April 6, 2006: “Buber’s and Levinas’s Attitudes towards

Judaism.”

97. Participation in the Conference “Levinas e a Educação – Seminário Nacional

em Homenagem ao Centenário do Nascimento do Filósofo Emmanuel

Levinas (1906 – 1995),” organized by the” Centro de Filosofia e Educação”

of the Universidade de Caxias do Sul, Brazil, April 24th

and 28th

, 2006. Title

of the lecture: “Buber’s and Levinas’s Attitudes towards Judaism.”

98. Participation in the 3rd

International Symposium of the Brazilian Society for

Phenomenology, June 5-9, 2006 in Porto Alegre, Brazil . Lecture: “Hebrew

and Greek in Levinas’s writings.”

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99. Participation in a small congress in honor of Dr. Shula Qeshet, Seminar ha-

qibbutsim, Tel Aviv, June 25, 2006. Lecture: “Lack of Communication,

Knowledge and Life in Franz Kafka.”

100. Participation in the International Conference “Hellenic and Jewish in

Modern European Culture: Ways of Reading Text,” Van Leer Jerusalem

Institute, Jerusalem, June 26-28, 2006. Title of the lecture: ”Greek and

Hebrew in Levinas’s Writings.”

101. Participation au Colloque international “Un siècle avec Levinas: Levinas en

héritage”, Cluny, 19 au 25 juillet 2006. Conférence: “Levinas’s Approach to

Judaism and Talmud versus the Historicism of the 19th Century Wissenschaft

des Judentums”.

102. Participation in a congress on Jean-Paul Sartre, Fordham University, New

York, October 27-29, 2006. Lecture: “Reflections on Jean-Paul Sartre’s Anti-

Semite and Jew.”

103. Participation in a conference on Dialogue, November 19, 2006, Zürich.

Lecture : “Martin Bubers Dialogkonzept von ‘Ich und Du’.”

104. Participation in the international congress on “Le secret de l’hébraïsme:

Kabbale, philosophie et éducation dans la pensée de Yéhouda Léon

Ashkénazi (Manitou)”, December 21, 2006, Bar-Ilan University. Lecture :

“Manitou the Hebrew and Levinas the Jew” (Hebrew).

105. Participation in the congress of judges of the special rabbinical courts for

giur, 26-28.12.2006, Novotel, Jerusalem. Lecture, 27.12: “Giur as welcoming

otherness.”

106. Hochschule fuer Juedische Studien, Heidelberg, 6. Februar 2007.

Vorlesung: „Einige juedische Standpunkte ueber das Verhaeltnis zwischen

Gott und Geschichte im Hinblick auf die Shoa”; Seminar: „Maimonides’

Dreizehn Prinzipien”.

107. Public Conversation with Prof. Haviva Pedaya on the subject “Dialogue: the

Manifest and the Hidden – Dialogical Philosophy and Mysticism”, Van Leer,

Jerusalem, February 27, 2007.

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108. Participation in the international congress “Conference on Jewish Studies.

Christians and Muslims in Mediaeval and Contemporary Rabbinical

Responsa”, Charles University, Prague, 9-11 May 2007. Lecture, 10.5:

“Rosenzweig’s 1913 Letter to Rudolf Ehrenberg Concerning His Decision to

Remain a Jew”.

109. Participation in the international congress “Neues Denken – Juedisches

Denken. Franz Rosenzweig zum 120. Geburtstag. Eine Retro-Perspektive”,

Hermann-Cohen-Akademie, Arnoldshain, June 28-July 1, 2007. Lecture, June

29: “Death and Time in Rosenzweig and Levinas”.

110. Lecture in the Department for advanced undergraduate studies, Belgrade

Open School, Belgrade (Serbia and Montenegro), October 12, 2007:

“Reflection on the Shoa: Theological and philosophical points of view”.

111. Vortrag: “Gut und Boese. Bilder des Anderen in Levinas“. Yom Iyyun

Sonntag 18. November 2007, Zuerich.

112. Im Fachbereich “Evangelische Theologie”, Universitaet Hamburg, 18.

Dezember 2007. Vortrag: “Bilder der Boesen bei Buber und Levinas“.

113. Lecture at the New School for Social Research, NYC, March 11, 2008. Title

of the lecture: “Emmanuel Levinas’s professional and confessional writings”.

114. Lecture at Jewish Theological Seminar, NYC, March 12, 2008. Title of the

lecture: ”Athens and Jerusalem in Levinas’s Difficult Freedom”.

115. Lecture as visiting Plotkin Professor of Jewish Studies at the Religious

Studies Department, Arizona State University, March 19, 2008. Title of the

lecture: “Levinas’s Jewish and philosophical writings: an inclusive reading”.

116. Lecture at the International Conference on Human Rights in the Abrahamic

religions, organized by “Mozaiky,” Prague, May 21, 2008. Title of the

conference: “Human rights in Judaism”.

117. Conférence à l’Université Marc Bloch, Strasbourg, Département d’études

hébraïques, dans le cadre du colloque international “ Bilan et Perspectives de

l’identité de l’Etat d’Israël 60 ans après sa création”, 6 octobre 2008. Titre de

la conférence : “ L’Etat d’Israël et le Judaïsme- diverses positions”.

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118. Participation in the congress „The Other: Thought, Literature, Theater,” Bar-

Ilan, January 19, 2010. Lecture: “Acts of goodness towards the Other in ‘Life

and Fate’ of Vassili Grossman”.

119. Teilnahme am 3. Internationalen Kongress Gebet 2010 „Die Kraft des

Wortes“, Universitaet Hamburg, 19./20. Februar 2010; Vortrag “Die Kraft

des Gebets im juedischen Alltag”.

120. Participation in the congress "Modern Jewish Thought in Germany. In

Celebration of Prof. Aharon Shear-Yashuv's 70th

Birthday," Bar Ilan, June 7,

2010. Lecture: "Christianity as Factor in the Shaping of Rosenzweig's

Identity".

121. Participation in the panel around Franz Rosenzweig: The Star and the Man.

Collected Studies by Rivka Horwitz (Beersheva, 2010) with Prof. Shalom

Rosenberg and Dr.Aviezer Cohen, in Makhon Shorashim, Jerusalem, June 8,

2010.

122. Participation in the forum and workshop organized by Georgetown

University's Berkley Center for Religion, Peace and World Affairs, Berlin,

Humboldt University, June 28-29, 2010.

123. Vorlesung "Dialogisches Denken im Judentum. Mit Impulsen fuer die

Akademie der Weltreligionen", Universitaet Hamburg, 8. Juli 2010.

124. Vorlesung "Proflexion und Proligion", Symposion des Fischerkreises,

Norderstedt, am Sonntag, den 11.07.2010.

125. Teilnahme an der Tagung des Exzellenzclusters "Religion und Politik" und

des Centrums fuer Religioese Studien "Beyond Tradition? Tradition und

Traditionskritik in den Religionen", 12. bis 13. Juli 2010, Westfaelische

Wilhelms-Universitaet Muenster. Vorlesung am 13.Juli : "Meta-Religion oder

kritische Teilnahme an der Tradition mit Martin Buber und Franz Fischer".

126. Participation in the international conference "Levinas Facing Biblical

Figures," Ben Gurion University, Beer-Sheva, December 28-29, 2010.

Lecture: "The Meaning of the Abrahamic Adventure in Levinas's Thought".

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127. On the occasion of the publication of the Hebrew translation of "Totalité et

Infini" (Magnes Press). Lecture "Subject and Identity in Levinas's Ethical

Metaphysics," February 28, 2011, Bar Ilan.

128. Lecture in Memory of Prof. Ze'ev Levy, Kibbuts ha-Ma'apil, March 22,

2011: "Levinas's Jewish and Philosophical Writings".

129. Participation in the panel "Was ist Spiritualitaet heute?" with Prof. Thomas

Macho and Prof. Ernst Luther, in the framework of the project "Auf der

Suche nach dem Wunderbaren. Kunst und Spiritualitaet," the European

Center for the Arts, Dresden-Hellerau, May 15th

, 2011.

130. Vortrag "Religiöse Identität und Interreligiöser Dialog," öffentlicher

Vortrag, Buchvorstellung, Diskussion. Universität Hamburg, Mittwoch, 22.

Juni 2011, Akademie der Weltreligionen der Universität Hamburg.

131. Respondent to Prof. Yusef Waghid's lecture on "Conceptions of Islamic

Education: Pedagogical Framings," in Academy of World Religions,

University of Hamburg, July 6, 2011.

132. Vortrag "Das dialogische Denken Martin Bubers", im Gaestehaus der

Universitaet Hamburg, Juli 7, 2011.

133. Participation in "Internationales Kolloquium zur Edition der Inedita

Emmanuel Levinas," at the "Hochschule fuer Juedische Studien," Heidelberg,

November 7-8, 2011. Lecture, November 7: "Judaïsme et philosophie dans les

Carnets de captivité".

134. Lecture "Martin Buber's I-Thou Philosophy as a Basis for Inter-religious

Dialogue," at the Conference "Inter-religious and Inter-Cultural Dialogue in a

Changing Middle East. Challenges and Opportunities," in Western Galilee

College, Akko, May 30, 2012.

135. Lecture "Jewish Identities in Aharon Appelfeld's 'Badenheim'," Congress on

Aharon Appelfeld's Oeuvre, on the Occasion of this 80th

birthday, Tel Aviv

University, May 31, 2012.

136. "Judaism and Philosophy in Levinas's War Diaries," Congress of the

Departments of Jewish Thought, Van Leer Institute, Jerusalem, June 6, 2012.

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137. "Rosenzweig's New Law," Franz Rosenzweig Congress: Love, Law, Life,

Toronto September 2, 2012.

138. Lecture "Teshuva as Active Memory of the Holocaust", a meeting between

psychology and Judaism: "And He will turn the heart of the fathers to the

children. Remorse and Forgiveness between People, Generations and

Nations," Bar-Ilan, May 19, 2013.

139. Participation in a conference in honor of Prof. Moshe Kaveh, 2.9.2013 at the

Jesselson Institute for Advanced Torah Studies. Lecture "Jewish Identity in

Modern Jewish Philosophy",

140. Lecture “Dialogical Thought and Identity,” Congress on Multiple Identities.

A Cross-Disciplinary, Jewish-Christian Conversation, Faculty of Theology,

Leipzig, January 15, 2014.

141. Lecture on the occasion of the publication of Hanoch Ben-Pazi's

"Educational Contract. Responsibility, Hope, Alliance"(2016), 5th of January

2017, Modi'in.

142. Lecture "Rivka Horwitz and Franz Rosenzweig's Thought", 10th of January

2017, Makhon Schechter, Jerusalem.

143. Conférence "Le dialogue dans la vie et l'oeuvre de Franz Rosenzweig",

colloque sur "Franz Rosenzweig. Judaïsme, christianisme, idéalisme", à

l'Université Paris-Sorbonne, 19 janvier 2017.

144. Ringvorlesung "Interreligiöse Theologie aus jüdischer Sicht", Universität

Hamburg, 23.01.2017

145. "Rosenzweig's Contribution to a Dialogical Approach of Identity and to

Interreligious Theology", Franz Rosenzweig - International Conference "The

conjunction and in Franz Rosenzweig's work: I and the Other, philosophy and

theology, time and redemption, Judaism and Christianity", Pontifical

Gregorian University, Rome, February 20, 2017.

146. „Bubers ‚Zwei Glaubensweisen‘ im Lichte der neuen jüdischen Perspektive

auf Jesus und Paul“, Faculty of Theology, University of Basel, March 1st,

2017.

147. "Jewish Dialogical Philosophers and Inter-Religious Dialogue", State

University of Arizona, Phoenix AZ, March 16, 2017.

148. "From Nostra Aetate to Pope Francis. A Jewish Retrospective", State

University of Arizona, Phoenix AZ, March 20, 2017.

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149. "Dialogical Identities and Interreligious Theology", New York Theological

Seminary, New York, March 29, 2017.

150. "Interreligious Theology from a Jewish Point of View", Center of

Theological Inquiry, Princeton, March 30, 2017.

151. "Discussion based on A. Goshen –Gottstein and E. Korn (eds.) Jewish

Theology and World Religions (Littman 2012)," the 17th World Congress of

Jewish Studies, Jerusalem, August 6, 2017.

152. "Recent Developments in Jewish Thought Concerning Christianity," The

Center for the Study of Conversion and Inter-Religious Encounters at Ben-

Gurion University, November 6, 2017.

153. "The Relevance of Buber’s Category of 'Presence' for the Interreligious

Dialogue and the Construction of a Dialogical Theology," international

colloquium "La Presenza," Istituto di studi filosofici 'Enrico Castelli',

Sapienza Unversità di Roma, January 4, 2018.

154. "Towards a Dialogical Hermeneutics of Sacred Scriptures," the second

yearly conference of the Israeli Association for the Study of Religions, Bar

Ilan University, Ramat Gan, March 12, 2018.

155. "La foi juive avec un sourire," Université de Genève, Faculté de Théologie,

14 mars, 2018.

Articles in Encyclopaedia Judaica (second edition)

1. Buber, Martin, vol. 4, 232-236.

2. Derrida, Jacques, vol. 5, 598-600.

3. Existentialism, vol. 6, 611-612 (Maurice Friedman/Ephraim Meir)

4. Heschel, Abraham Joshua, vol. 9, 70-72 (Fritz A. Rothschild/Ephraim Meir)

5. Leibowitz, Yeshayahu, vol. 12, 622-624 (Asa Kasher and Rohan Saxena/

Ephraim Meir)

6. Levinas, Emmanuel, vol.12, 715-717.

7. Lyotard, Jean-François, vol. 13, 298-299.

8. Rosenzweig, Franz, vol. 17, 458-462 (Ephraim Meir and Rivka G. Horwitz)

9. Wittgenstein, Ludwig, vol. 21, 126-127.

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